High Resistance to Potato Leafhopper with Increased Yield & Forage Quality Potential
Fall Dormancy 4 | Winterhardiness 2 | 3-4 Cuttings A Season
• Coated with GroZone® and Stamina® fungicide.
• Selected for enhanced glandular hair trait expression with excellent winterhardiness
• High resistance to six common alfalfa diseases plus leafhopper and aphids
• Multi-foliate (ML) for increased forage quality
• Fast recovery after cutting with very good forage yield potential
Alfalfa Stands Suffer Loss Before Yellowing
Potato leafhopper attacks can reduce crude protein, lower dry matter yield and reduce winter survival. These mid-to-late season alfalfa pests suck sap from plants and damage leaflets. Restriction of water and nutrient flow causes yellowing of leaf tips. Severely damaged plants will be stunted, if leafhoppers are not controlled. Damage typically first appears along the edge of fields, but field scouting is recommended to detect leafhoppers before yellowing appears. Highly resistant varieties suffer significantly less damage and inhibit leafhopper populations. Leafhopper burn appears as yellow wedge-shaped areas on leaf tips.
Performance Profile |
Yield Potential |
Excellent |
Forage Quality Potential |
Very Good |
Stand Persistance |
Excellent |
Recoery After Cutting |
Fast |
Resistance Ratings |
Leafhopper |
HR |
Phytophthora Root Rot |
HR |
Aphanomyces Root Rot (Race 1) |
HR |
Anthracnose |
HR |
Verticillium Wilt |
HR |
Bacterial Wilt |
HR |
Fusarium Wilt |
HR |
Pea Aphid |
HR |
Stem Nematode |
R |
Variety Performance
Yield Trial Location |
Trial Years Reported |
Multi-Year Total Tons per Acre |
Multi-Yeah % of Mean |
Boone, IA |
4 |
28.44 |
111% |
Mount Joy, PA |
3 |
23.76 |
106% |